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I suspect this may be because the perl clamav module Mail::ClamAV had not yet been updated to work with the latest version of ClamAV 0.93. I understand that a new version of Mail::ClamAV has just been released in the last day or two. You should be able to download it directly from CPAN if it is not ...

Check this FAQ:
http://www.configserver.com/techfaq/index.php?faqid=30

chrissoumil wrote:I got email blacklisted.can any one help me in this regard.
thank you

Generally the blacklist you have been listed on will provide a link where you can find information on why your IP address was blacklisted and what to do about it.

I believe it will download the entire attachment into a temporary file and then scan it. As I understand it, virus scanners can only scan whole files.

MSFE just lists the files located in the /usr/mailscanner/etc/rules/ directory for that feature, so if you change the location of the rules file in the MailScanner configuration, MSFE won't find it.

We've never worked with the MailWatch audit log so I'm afraid we can't help. Perhaps someone else who has used it will answer. Otherwise you might try the MailWatch website or mailing list.

Regards,
Sarah

You shouldn't be using rules_du_jour anymore, as it is not being maintained. You should be using sa-update instead. Instructions for adding it to our cPanel MailScanner install are here:
http://www.configserver.com/techfaq/index.php?faqid=44

There are some bayes configuration options in these two files:

/etc/mail/spamassassin/mailscanner.cf
/usr/mailscanner/etc/MailScanner.conf

Other than that, you will need to search the spamassassin website and/or mailing list archives for further information.

This forum is specifically for cPanel servers running MailScanner as installed via our install script. Since your server is not running cPanel, you should post your question to the MailScanner mailing list:

http://lists.mailscanner.info/mailman/l ... ailscanner

Regards,
Sarah

Hi Hilario,

Thank you for posting your solution to this issue.

Regards,
Sarah